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Public Health Interfaces™

Now MEDITECH hospitals can stop the time-consuming task of faxing required data to public health agencies and avoid the cost and effort involved in building custom interfaces.  Public Health Interfaces can be utlized to help hospitals report COVID-19 and other required state reporting.
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Immunization Reporting

sends required data when immunization occurs to immunization registries. This gives providers accurate patient immunization records which prevents inappropriate administration of vaccinations.

Lab Reportables

automatically reports qualified lab and microbiology results to public health agencies in a timely manner.
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Syndromic Surveillance

transmits chief complaint and triage information to public health agencies and also provides the ICD-9/I10 encoded admitting diagnosis and procedures performed during a patient’s stay.

Fitzgibbon Hospital Automates Data Delivery to State Health Agency and Meets Meaningful Use Objectives with Iatric Systems Public Health Interfaces.

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PUBLIC HEALTH INTERFACES

Public Health Interfaces Immunization Reporting

IMMUNIZATION REPORTING

  • Meets Meaningful Use - Certified to meet Meaningful Use Stage 2 Core Objective 13: Submits immunization data to public health registries. Standardized encoded HL7 Version 2.5.1 format.

  • CVX Encoded - Data is CVX encoded to meet the required format set by the Center for Disease Control.

  • Meets State Requirements - Sends data according to state requirements.
Public Health Interfaces Lab Reportables

LAB REPORTABLES

  • Meets Meaningful Use - Certified to meet Meaningful Use Stage 2 Core Objective 14: Submits reportable lab results to public health agencies. Standardized encoded HL7 Version 2.5.1 format.

  • LOINC and SNOMED CT Encoded – Provides required detailed data allowing states and facilities to exchange consistent health information.

  • Meets State Requirements – Sends data according to state requirements.
Public Health Interfaces Syndromic Surveillance

SYNDROMIC SURVEILLANCE

  • Meets Meaningful Use - Certified to meet Meaningful Use Stage 2 Core Objective 15: Submits syndromic surveillance data to public health agencies. Standardized encoded HL7 Version 2.5.1 format.

  • ICD-9 or I10 Encoded - Provides patients' medical information to Public Health Agencies. Current focus is on emergency department patients.

  • Meets State Requirements - Sends data according to state requirements.

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Public Health Interface (PHI) - Immunizations, version 1.6, has been certified on November 29, 2018, certification number 15.05.05.2760.ISIR.01.00.0.181129. This EHR module is ONC 2015 Edition compliant and has been certified by SLI Compliance, an ONC-ACB, in accordance with the applicable Eligible Hospital certification criteria adopted by the Secretary of Health and Human Services. Public Health Immunizations, version 1.6, meets the following certification criteria; 170.315 (d)(1): Authentication, Access Control, Authorization, 170.315 (d)(2): Auditable Events and Tamper-Resistance, 170.315 (d)(3): Audit Report(s), 170.315 (d)(7): End-User Device Encryption, 170.315 (f)(1): Transmission to Immunization Registries, 170.315 (g)(4): Quality Management System, and 170.315 (g)(5): Accessibility-Centered Design. The additional types of costs that an Eligible Hospital or Critical Access Hospital would pay to implement the Public Health Interface - Immunizations, version 1.6, in order to attempt to meet Meaningful Use objectives and measures include; relevant hardware if not already available.

Public Health Interface (PHI) - Reportable Labs version 1.6, has been certified on September 18, 2018, certification number 15.05.05.2760.ISRL.01.00.0.180918. This EHR module is ONC 2015 Edition compliant and has been certified by SLI Compliance, an ONC-ACB, in accordance with the applicable Eligible Hospital certification criteria adopted by the Secretary of Health and Human Services. Public Health Reportable Labs, version 1.6, meets the following certification criteria; 170.315 (d)(1): Authentication, Access Control, Authorization, 170.315 (d)(2): Auditable Events and Tamper-Resistance, 170.315 (d)(3): Audit Report(s), 170.315 (d)(7): End-User Device Encryption, 170.315 (f)(3): Transmission to Public Health Agencies - Reportable Laboratory Tests and Values/Results, 170.315 (g)(4): Quality Management System, and 170.315 (g)(5): Accessibility-Centered Design. The additional types of costs that an Eligible Hospital or Critical Access Hospital would pay to implement the Public Health Interface - Reportable Labs, version 1.6, in order to attempt to meet Meaningful Use objectives and measures include; relevant hardware if not already available.

Public Health Interface (PHI) - Syndromic Surveillance, version 1.6, has been certified on August 20, 2018, certification number 15.05.05.2760.ISSR.01.00.0.180820. This EHR module is ONC 2015 Edition compliant and has been certified by SLI Compliance, an ONC-ACB, in accordance with the applicable Eligible Hospital certification criteria adopted by the Secretary of Health and Human Services. Public Health Syndromic Surveillance, version 1.6, meets the following certification criteria; 170.315 (d)(1): Authentication, Access Control, Authorization, 170.315 (d)(2): Auditable Events and Tamper-Resistance, 170.315 (d)(3): Audit Report(s), 170.315 (d)(7): End-User Device Encryption, 170.315 (f)(2): Transmission to Public Health Agencies - Syndromic Surveillance, 170.315 (g)(4): Quality Management System, and 170.315 (g)(5): Accessibility-Centered Design. The additional types of costs that an Eligible Hospital or Critical Access Hospital would pay to implement the Public Health Interface - Syndromic Surveillance, version 1.6 in order to attempt to meet meaningful use objectives and measures include; relevant hardware if not already available.

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